Reading Comprehension and Grammar Bundle
966 pagesUS Letter + A42nd grade to 4th gradeEnglish
See price and buy on EtsyPaste or type your words or names, one per line, and press Sort the list. The list comes back in alphabetical order for the language of the page. Choose A to Z or Z to A, remove duplicates, ignore capital letters, skip a leading article such as a, an or the, and sort numbers by value. Then copy the result or print it.
Free to use, no sign-up. Everything runs in your browser: nothing you type is uploaded.
Paste a column from a spreadsheet or type each item on its own line.
Type the words or names, one per line, or paste a column from a spreadsheet, a class list or a document. The sample list shows the options at work.
Pick A to Z or Z to A. Tick the boxes to remove duplicates, ignore capital letters, skip a leading article or put numbers in order of value.
The sorted list appears at once as a numbered list, using the alphabet rules of the page language, so accented letters and other scripts fall in their proper places.
Use Copy the list to paste the result into another document, or Print to get a clean sheet with just the sorted list on it.
Young children can write their spelling words in a scrambled list and then check their own ABC order against the sorted answer.
Paste in the names for a register, a seating plan or a set of labels and get them in order in a second, then print the sheet.
Sort sources or key terms for a project. Tick the option to skip a leading a, an or the so titles sit where readers expect them.
Clean a shopping list, a reading list or an event guest list by sorting it and removing the lines that appear twice.
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See price and buy on EtsyYes. It is free to use, there is nothing to sign up for and you can sort as many lists as you like.
Yes. It uses the sorting rules of the language the page is shown in, so accented letters and non-Latin alphabets are placed the way readers of that language expect.
Without it, 10 comes before 9 because the digit 1 comes first. With it ticked, 2, 9 and 10 are put in true number order.
No. Sorting happens in your browser on this device. The words you type are not sent, stored or shared.
Copy this code into your class page or blog. The tool is free; the small link under it tells your visitors where it comes from.
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